The Dublin Strike
The Dublin Strike
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These people seem to read nothing, know nothing, or think nothing of what is happening with respect of labour elsewhere in the world. They do not know that organized labour has become one of the great powers, that its representatives are met by the representatives of capital in industrial countries with the respect that the delegates of great nations meet each oher.
In Great Britain the Press, representing all parties, unite in con- demning the policy of the employers. What is the position of t...he men? They have declared always: that they wanted arbitration boards such as exist in hundreds in industrial centres where the represent- atives of organized labour and the federated employers could meet, and to which disputes over labour could be referred. Agreements entered into after frank and free discussion as between equals the men will keep. They will not keep agreements into which they consider they are forced. Labour has a sense of honour of its own which is as high as the honour of the masters any day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These people seem to read nothing, know nothing, or think nothing of what is happening with respect of labour elsewhere in the world. They do not know that organized labour has become one of the great powers, that its representatives are met by the representatives of capital in industrial countries with the respect that the delegates of great nations meet each oher.
In Great Britain the Press, representing all parties, unite in con- demning the policy of the employers. What is the position of t...he men? They have declared always: that they wanted arbitration boards such as exist in hundreds in industrial centres where the represent- atives of organized labour and the federated employers could meet, and to which disputes over labour could be referred. Agreements entered into after frank and free discussion as between equals the men will keep. They will not keep agreements into which they consider they are forced. Labour has a sense of honour of its own which is as high as the honour of the masters any day.
What to read after The Dublin Strike?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1867 1935 Ae to read onlineMoreLess
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